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Immunization is an important component of preventive health care. Immunization information may be found on many different health information systems. Successful interoperable communication between these systems is required to optimize timely and appropriate immunization. HL7 has developed a number of artifacts which support this interoperability. | Immunization is an important component of preventive health care. Immunization information may be found on many different health information systems. Successful interoperable communication between these systems is required to optimize timely and appropriate immunization. HL7 has developed a number of artifacts which support this interoperability. | ||
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| + | An [http://www.hl7.org/implement/standards/product_brief.cfm?product_id=274 Immunization Domain Analysis Model] is available and is a document that is intended to paint a picture of the domain around immunization. This includes the types of immunization data important in clinical medicine and public heath, the interactions between health information systems regarding immunization which support these efforts. It seeks to provide a framework to support HL7 efforts in messaging, documents and services. The DAM was published as an informative document in May 2012. Since then, significant work has occurred in this domain. While must of the DAM remains relevant, some use cases and data elements may have evolved in the interim. | ||
==HL7 v2 Immunization Implementation Guide Release 2.0== | ==HL7 v2 Immunization Implementation Guide Release 2.0== | ||
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The American Immunization Registry Association (AIRA) also maintains a number of [http://repository.immregistries.org/resources/filtered/by/technical interoperability technical documents in their Repository]. | The American Immunization Registry Association (AIRA) also maintains a number of [http://repository.immregistries.org/resources/filtered/by/technical interoperability technical documents in their Repository]. | ||
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The Public Health WG is responsible for the creation and management of the immunization related FHIR resources. Currently, two such resources exist. The Immunization resource is related to a description of an immunization event, including an evaluation of that event against a set of standard recommendations. The ImmunizationRecommendation resource is used to exchange data about recommendations for future doses of vaccine. | The Public Health WG is responsible for the creation and management of the immunization related FHIR resources. Currently, two such resources exist. The Immunization resource is related to a description of an immunization event, including an evaluation of that event against a set of standard recommendations. The ImmunizationRecommendation resource is used to exchange data about recommendations for future doses of vaccine. | ||
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[[https://www.hl7.org/fhir/immunizationrecommendation.html ImmunizationRecommendation Resource]] | [[https://www.hl7.org/fhir/immunizationrecommendation.html ImmunizationRecommendation Resource]] | ||
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FHIR release 4 will likely see some significant changes to the immunization resources including the creation of a new immunization evaluation resource. | FHIR release 4 will likely see some significant changes to the immunization resources including the creation of a new immunization evaluation resource. | ||
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*Provide a common interface that NIST can use for testing and verifying that these CDS engines are working correctly. | *Provide a common interface that NIST can use for testing and verifying that these CDS engines are working correctly. | ||
*Provide a common interface that health information systems may write to and gain access to their choice of CDS engines. | *Provide a common interface that health information systems may write to and gain access to their choice of CDS engines. | ||
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CDS Hooks is a related effort that proposes a standard for integrating Clinical Decision Support into clinical workflows. This project will coordinate its efforts with the CDS Hooks project to ensure the final solution is consistent with the larger vision of clinical decision support. | CDS Hooks is a related effort that proposes a standard for integrating Clinical Decision Support into clinical workflows. This project will coordinate its efforts with the CDS Hooks project to ensure the final solution is consistent with the larger vision of clinical decision support. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:06, 1 August 2017
Contents
Overview
Immunization is an important component of preventive health care. Immunization information may be found on many different health information systems. Successful interoperable communication between these systems is required to optimize timely and appropriate immunization. HL7 has developed a number of artifacts which support this interoperability.
An Immunization Domain Analysis Model is available and is a document that is intended to paint a picture of the domain around immunization. This includes the types of immunization data important in clinical medicine and public heath, the interactions between health information systems regarding immunization which support these efforts. It seeks to provide a framework to support HL7 efforts in messaging, documents and services. The DAM was published as an informative document in May 2012. Since then, significant work has occurred in this domain. While must of the DAM remains relevant, some use cases and data elements may have evolved in the interim.
HL7 v2 Immunization Implementation Guide Release 2.0
Description
This project aims to define how to generate and populate HL7 version 2 messages used to fulfill the data exchange use cases associated with immunization data. It defines message profiles which are used as the basis for building and consuming individual messages exchanged by interoperable systems.
The most recent Meaningful Use/MACRA and EHR certification regulations reference Release 1.5 of the CDC/AIRA implementation guide. The Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) has expressed a strong preference to reference SDO balloted documents in regulation. The PHER work group has expressed a strong interest in balloting existing specifications referenced in regulations that are currently not HL7 balloted. This project will transfer the content of the existing non-HL7 balloted document to a new HL7-balloted document to meet these purposes.
Previously released versions of the implementation guide are available from the CDC.
Project Links
Other Information
The immunization community is busy implementing Release 1.5 of the CDC published IG. It is Release 1.5 that is expected to be the gold standard in immunization interoperability for the foreseeable future.
The American Immunization Registry Association (AIRA) also maintains a number of interoperability technical documents in their Repository.
Immunization FHIR Resources
Description
The Public Health WG is responsible for the creation and management of the immunization related FHIR resources. Currently, two such resources exist. The Immunization resource is related to a description of an immunization event, including an evaluation of that event against a set of standard recommendations. The ImmunizationRecommendation resource is used to exchange data about recommendations for future doses of vaccine.
Project Links
[ImmunizationRecommendation Resource]
Other Information
FHIR release 4 will likely see some significant changes to the immunization resources including the creation of a new immunization evaluation resource.
FHIR Forecast Implementation Guide
Description
Clinical Decision Support for Immunizations is increasingly being used in health information systems to indicate which vaccinations a patient is due for next. Many of these expert systems are built as stand-alone systems that respond to web service requests. While these independent systems have similar requirements and outputs they use different web service standards. This project aims to create a common FHIR implementation guide that these expert systems may use to provide a common consistent interface. This common interface will be used for two main purposes:
- Provide a common interface that NIST can use for testing and verifying that these CDS engines are working correctly.
- Provide a common interface that health information systems may write to and gain access to their choice of CDS engines.
Project Links
Other Information
CDS Hooks is a related effort that proposes a standard for integrating Clinical Decision Support into clinical workflows. This project will coordinate its efforts with the CDS Hooks project to ensure the final solution is consistent with the larger vision of clinical decision support.
